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Undergraduate student | R Enthusiast
My name is Stelios and I live in Athens, Greece. Currently, I am an undergraduate student of Statistics and Insurance science (exp. graduate Sept, 2023). R is my go-to tool for my data-analysis tasks. I have some hands-on experience, by writing notebooks and developing some simple Shiny apps. I would like to further enhance my knowledge - skills, concerning R, in a working environment.
Projects
EDA on Kaggle’s Greek Community
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An analysis based on Kaggle’s recent survey (2022). My analysis focuses primarily on Greek users. Comparing them with the rest users of Kaggle, I came up with interesting facts as.
Search for Possible Clients
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Developing a machine learning model (LightGBM, XGBoost) in order to classify clients based on their interest to create a term deposit account (Yes / No). The best performant model has a satisfactory accuracy (88.9 %) . On this case-scenario the company will not have to call all their clients (1132) but they can focus only on the predicted ones (75). The use of the model decreases 93% the working hours.
Ship Travellers
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Using 4 years of historical data, I have developed a model to predict tomorrow’s ship passengers and cars. The app uses the Rhino framework, which is the newest approach to make Shiny Apps. For UI purposes I have used HTML (Shiny tags) and SASS. Furthermore, the app uses API in order to get the data from data.gov.gr and tools to retrieve those automatically (CI/CD).
Greek Elections Shiny App
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A Shiny App that calculates MP seats in Greek Parliament. Concerning frontend, I have developed it with HTML and CSS. Shiny library was the tool to add backend functionality to my app. Furthermore, to make development more productive I have used Git and Docker. Unit testing of custom functions is being developed.
Education
BSc. in Statistics and Insurance Science
Piraeus, Greece
current - 2016
During my studies, I was taught several statistics-related courses and had some exposure to statistical programs. Indicatively, Probabilities, Statistics: Estimation Theory, Non-parametric Statistics, Sampling and Statistical Programs using R are some of the most influential courses that helped me develop my knowledge regarding Statistics.